The Amazing Son-in-Law [The Charismatic Charlie Wade] (Chinese name) Chapter: 6980

When the video went viral, Tawanna had already moved on and was focused on preparing for her performance that night.

Charlie Wade realized that Trevor could only share the video with Tawanna’s permission. This made him see her in a different light. He understood that, for Tawanna, this video could cost her some popularity and maybe even some fans. It took a lot of bravery for her to allow it to be shared.

Charlie believed that, in the long run, this situation could actually help Tawanna. She needed to distance herself from people who had bad intentions. While the video might be embarrassing, it didn’t come with any serious scandals. If she could use this moment to clearly separate herself from those with ulterior motives, it could end up being a positive step for her.

After the buffet, it was time for the audience to enter the dome for the show.

Charlie realized that even though his face was blurred in the video, his clothes and body shape were still visible. If he went to watch the performance in a public area, he might be recognized and photographed, which would reveal his identity. To avoid this, he asked Fei Kexin to reach out to Mitsui Yoshitaka to arrange for a private box.

So, he, Xiao Churan, Dong Ruolin, and Fei Kexin made their way to the box through a private entrance. Although it was a bit far from the stage, it offered great privacy and had two large LCD screens on either side, ensuring they could enjoy the performance.

At seven o’clock sharp, the performance began. Despite the video’s impact on Tawanna, she was ready to shine on stage.

The atmosphere was electric as the fans cheered loudly, their energy filling the entire venue. Tawana, a talented top singer, was ready to take the stage. As soon as she appeared, the crowd erupted with excitement.

Tawana’s performance was captivating. She sang and danced through three songs without losing her breath, showcasing her impressive skills. After those songs, she greeted the Tokyo audience and shared some polite words, as she usually does.

In the past, Tawana often used these moments to express her support for the LGBT community. She would encourage her fans to stand with her and sometimes even criticized the American government for its stance on LGBT issues.

This time, however, many fans and netizens were watching closely to see how she would react, especially since she had made a bet that had not gone her way. Some even speculated that she might announce her departure from the United States during the concert, following a trend where celebrities promised to leave if the election results didn’t go their way.

As the concert continued for three and a half hours, filled with ten interactive sessions where Tawana chatted with the audience, something surprising happened: not once did she mention anything about supporting LGBT. The crowd was left wondering why she chose to stay silent on the topic this time.

Tawana’s performance left many fans shocked and disappointed, especially those from the LGBT community. They had hoped she would speak up for them at the concert, as she usually did. But to their surprise, Tawana didn’t mention anything related to their struggles all night long.

After the show, fans who felt ignored stood still, frustrated. They quickly took to social media to express their anger, accusing Tawana of betrayal. Many called her a coward and a villain, claiming she only supported them when it was convenient. Now that she faced criticism, they felt justified in withdrawing their support.

This sentiment spread quickly, and soon, Tawana was facing a wave of harsh comments online.

Backstage, Tawana had just finished her performance when her manager rushed over, looking surprised. “Tawana, what happened today? The entire Internet is attacking you! Don’t you think you should respond to the LGBT community and show some support?”

With a calm expression, Tawana replied, “From now on, I will only focus on my role as an artist. I won’t publicly support or oppose any controversial views anymore.”